Comment Comment by baxtr Adding a German perspective: this might be one factor among many. Other factors include- land owners who wait to sell at even higher prices- drastically reduced social housing construction (Sozialer Wohnbau)- heavy influx of foreign capital (at least in major cities) reducing existing capacities- missing holistic development concepts/strategies (one big exception is probably the Bahnstadt in Heidelberg)- on average, low building height in city centersThe whole topic just hasn’t been a top priority lately and we’re moving way too slow to change that parent baxtr 8 years ago
- land owners who wait to sell at even higher prices
- drastically reduced social housing construction (Sozialer Wohnbau)
- heavy influx of foreign capital (at least in major cities) reducing existing capacities
- missing holistic development concepts/strategies (one big exception is probably the Bahnstadt in Heidelberg)
- on average, low building height in city centers
The whole topic just hasn’t been a top priority lately and we’re moving way too slow to change that